Dana Lynn Seaborn, one of the Lay Chaplains at Capital, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education/Psychology, with a minor in music therapy.  She reads Sufi poetry, Joseph Campbell, neurology texts, and science fiction. Her first book, ‘Magic Monkey: a Modern Look at an Ancient Myth’ was published in 2011.  Her first CD, ‘Metaphor, Songs … Continue reading April 13th, 2014: Celebrating Spring: Exploring the Sources of Easter Traditions with Dana Seaborn

In our family-friendly sacred song circles, Barbara Slater teaches us chants from around the world, as well as a few simple songs from the Unitarian tradition. Any fan of Barbara’s Ubuntu song circles around the island are certainly welcome. Uplifting  Don’t miss it!

Come hear our own Mary Toynbee speak about her perspective on our seven Unitarian principles and what they mean to her in this day and age.

Seven months and seven principles – how do we move forward after being inspired by all of the wisdom we have gained from putting our principles under the microscope?  How do we put all seven into practice each day?  How do we keep learning from them and how do we keep them at the forefront … Continue reading May 4th, 2014: Discovery Circle with Amanda Tarling

With insights from Sam’s favorite chapters in Karen Armstrong’s 12 steps to a compassionate life, Sam speaks about embracing our errors as a spiritual practice.

In our family-friendly sacred song circles, Barbara Slater teaches us chants from around the world, as well as a few simple songs from the Unitarian tradition. Any fan of Barbara’s Ubuntu song circles around the island are certainly welcome. Uplifting  Don’t miss it!

“One Hundred Years After Thoreau’s Walden”: a sermon preached in 1962 by Unitarian Minister, Jacob Trapp, which celebrates the life of Henry David Thoreau and will be read by Mary Toynbee for the pleasure of today’s Nature Lovers.

Norm will begin from a definition of spirituality that is more encompassing than a religious practice or even a search for/experience of the sacred and go on to look at the ideology of market supremacy as a most destructive spirituality and how we may imagine/discover a more life supporting alternative.

Join Anne Marshall as she reflects on her recent humanitarian assistance relief trip to the Dominican Republic.      

In our family-friendly sacred song circles, Barbara Slater teaches us chants from around the world, as well as a few simple songs from the Unitarian tradition. Any fan of Barbara’s Ubuntu song circles around the island are certainly welcome. Uplifting  Don’t miss it!